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Welcoming Wings
In morning's light, the petals flare,
A vibrant bloom, a fragrant lair.
With colors bright and nectar sweet,
They beckon forth the hum of feet.
The bumblebee and butterfly,
On gentle wings, they waltz and fly.
Each blossom opens, arms spread wide,
With whispered hopes, the bees confide.
A dance of life, a tender trust,
In gardens rich, in sun-drenched dust.
For every sip, a promise made,
In nature's choir, their hearts parade.
Dancers of Twilight
At dusk they flit with gauzy grace,
Moths emerge from shadowed space.
Drawn to the glow of evening's light,
Silent whispers in the night.
Wings of velvet softly glide,
In the glow where dreams abide.
Nature's dancers, bold and bright,
Pollinators lost in flight.
Around the lamp, a swirling dance,
In the luminescent, they take a chance.
In their journey, magic spun,
Moths embrace the setting sun.
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